Dairy Assessment Debate Over Who Pays Comes Dec 1
Dairy industry spokesmen argue that plants not selling cheese butter or nonfat dry milk should not collect the 50 cents per hundred assessment from producers. UW economists call the claim groundless and say the surplus problem is national and affects all, warning that if only government buyers pay, farmers would shift milk to smaller plants.
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Robert Cropp
Uw-Platteville
Steve Gunderson
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Truman Graf
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Electric co op mails capital credit checks
Arcadia Trempealeau Electric Cooperative will mail more than 200000 in capital credit checks to members who were with the cooperative at any time in 1963. General manager Bruce L. Meistad says the retirement program has returned over 1.5 million to members since 1962 and will continue as long as financially possible. Capital credits are kept for up to 20 years and used as capital for plant construction.
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Trempealeau Electric Cooperative
Bruce L. Meistad
Capital Credit
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